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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

A New York woman has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against the Girl Scouts of America,

following claims that the organization's cookies contain heavy metals, pesticides,

and other toxins.

The lawsuit, filed in a federal court by Amy Mayo earlier this week, claims that the Girl Scouts of America,

along with cookie manufacturer Ferreiro USA, and Interbake Foods, operating under the name ABC Bakers are selling cookie containing heavy metals

and toxins. Okay. The lawsuit points to a study commissioned by groups moms across America and

GMO science love them. That said of 100% of the cookies tested contaminated contained

aluminum arsenic cadium lead and mercury and that 13 cookies were positive for high levels

of glyphosate yeah like I said high levels of glyphosate. Yeah, like I said, high levels of...

Glyphosate.

Yeah, an herbicide typically used to kill weeds.

Now, the study was not published in a scientific journal, nor was it peer-reviewed, and used a small sample size, which everyone has pointed out.

It doesn't necessarily reflect contamination levels nationwide.

It also compared heavy metals and glyphitheut, like I said, I don't need you to say the

word again, levels not to U.S. Food and Drug Administration food safety standards, but rather to

water safety limits set by the EPA, which aren't applicable to food. Yet the study's results were

touted. We heard about it on Rogan's podcast, and there's plenty of news going viral about this study.

Now, the lawsuit echoes the findings of the study, alleging that girls out cookies

contain the dangerous levels of heavy metals and pesticides.

It accuses the Girl Scouts of making false claims about safety and quality of Girl

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